THE CRIMSON AND WHITE

Front Row (left to right): Frances Root, Ardeen Dollase, Leone Gerhardt, Loretta Schield, Clara Zank, Mildred Selves, Blanche West, Vivian Drescher, Hazel Anderson, Ruby Whiterabbit, Ruth Hubing.

Second Row: Belle Hansen, Anne Lipkie, Gertrude Weast, Josephine Deutsch, Kathryn Allen, Violet Gluck, Lou Qualley, Anita Wittke, Stella Jacklin, Palma Ringstad, Felicity Turczyn, CeCelia Clinton.

Third Row: Marian Raine, Edna Shumway, Gertrude Northrup, Hope Wildish, Ina Jake, June Zilisch, Joyce Horswill, Arlene Schwanebeck, Jean Stanley, Mary Ann Grzanna.

Back Row: Bernice Turner, Valda Munger, Lorraine Stelloh, Eileen Hoepner, Ruby Marth, Marion Grow, Margaret Hahm, Leona Blau, Norene Savage.

"Last night, the moon Eddie (had a) Gaden (golden) Rune (ring),

And to-night, no June (moon) we see!"

The Skipper, he blew a whiff from his pipe,

Allen (and a) scornful laugh laughed he.

Colder and louder Lou (blew) the wind,

A Gall (gale) from the northeast;

The Shaw (snow) fell hissing in the brine,

And the billows frothed like yeast.

Don (down) came the storm, and smote Arlene (amain),

The Westphal (vessel) in its strength;

She shuddered and paused, like a Fred-ed (frighted) steed,

Then leaped her Carl's (cable's) length.

"Come hither!" come hither, my little Dahnert (daughter),

And do not tremble so;

For I can weather the Rude-st gale,

That Everette (ever a) wind did blow."

He wrapped Herman (her warm) in his seaman's coat.

Against the Stanley (stinging) blast;

He cut a Root (rope) from a Bracken (broken) spar,

And Munger (bound her) to the mast.

"O father! I Harold (hear) the church Belles ring,

O say, what may it be?"

"'Tis a fog-bell John (on) a Crockett (rock) bound coast!" Ardeen (and he) steered for the Olson (open) sea.

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